Eliminative behaviours (urinating and defecating) were significantly affected by time (P < 0.01 and P < 0.05, resp.) only.
Another research method is an enumerative and
eliminative induction.
This
eliminative method (favored by Francis Bacon and John Stuart Mill (58)) allowed the participants to evaluate the probability of the victim's case at 0.8.
Depending on the solution adopted by the legislator, the punishment is imposed for each of such crimes separately (ideal concurrence of offenses) or only for the crime carrying the highest penalty (
eliminative concurrence of offenses).
The Anthropocene poses imponderable questions about conceptions of human agency, questions comparable if not identical to those of the kinds of
eliminative materialism about the brain that Brassier discusses in relation to Sellars and others.
In Chapter 1, Kevin Hoover distinguishes three 'microfoundational programs' and argues that only one of them--that associated with Robert Lucas--is '
eliminative' in the sense that it intends to reduce macroeconomic theory to microeconomics.
Precisely because the world is an ordered place (i.e., a cosmos) that is intelligible via our intelligence, the conceptual categories with which we understand it must make room for intelligence without eliminating it entirely (as
eliminative materialists do) or reducing it to processes that are inherently unintelligent and lifeless (as reductive materialists do).
Workplace mobbing is the collective expression of the
eliminative impulse in formal organizations.